Mario Sorrenti

Because the only thing better than just BEING in love... is getting paid for it.

We're into it.

Because two supermodels are better than one.

Also, lots of selfies.

And Ralph Lauren is dressing Calvin Klein for the Met Ball.

At last, the stress of Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping is over. We've got all of today's fashion news, and ok, one swanky watch that you'll definitely want to buy, right here!

Katy Perry looks pretty purrrfect on the cover of W's November issue, shot by Mario Sorrenti. {W} Allison Williams reveals which GIRLS character's wardrobe she'd love to raid. Shockingly, it ain't Hannah's. {People} Over $100K worth of Saint Laurent bags, clothing, and shoes were stolen yesterday from the brand's Rodeo Drive store in Beverly Hills. {Los Angeles Times}

More proof that supermodels do. not. age: WWD is reporting that Christy Turlington Burns will star in the fall global Calvin Klein Underwear campaign, looking almost exactly like she did when she started working for the brand in the late '80s.

It's not such a stretch to imagine some fashion people as cartoon characters, is it? Here are the Disney versions of all your favorites in the industry, straight from the Barneys/Disney holiday collab.

Rag & Bone is proving you actually CAN go back home, and is opening its first London store location. David Neville and Marcus Wainwright, both London

Carrying on the tradition of celebs baring their (pregnant) bellies on magazine covers, a prego Julia Restoin Roitfeld covers i-D clad in lacy linger

Carine Roitfeld is giving Karl Lagerfeld a run for his money lately in terms of picking up extracurricular projects. After various styling gigs and

The 2012 Pirelli calendar debuted this week, and it's been getting a lot of attention, to say the least (and I am convinced it's entirely because of

The Pirelli calendar--otherwise known as the classiest pin-up girly calendar ever--is an annual tradition for those lucky few VIPs who find it in their mailboxes. It's traditionally shot by world-renowned fashion photographers (Karl Lagerfeld last year, Mario Testino, Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber, Terry Richardson...the list goes on and on) and features A-list models and actresses. This morning we attended a press conference to preview the 2012 Pirelli calendar, and it left us feeling very warm and um, tingly. First of all, the calendar was shot in Corsica by Mario Sorrenti, who was in attendance and who is exceptionally easy on the eyes (he's a former model). Second of all, every single model in the calendar is as naked as the day she was born, and we were treated to a 20-minute long behind-the-scenes video documenting the shoots of all 12 models. Suffice it to say there was a lot of glistening flesh (in almost every scene an assistant is seen spritzing down the models), and a lot of come-hither looks. Here are the ladies who the lucky recipients will get to ogle in 2012: Isabeli Fontana, Natasha Poly, Saskia de Brauw, Lara Stone, Joan Smalls, Guinevere Van Seenus, Malgosia, Edita Vilkevicute, Kate Moss, Milla Jovovich, Margareth Made, and Rinko Kikuchi.

Last night Lady Gaga was on hand in NYC to cut the ribbon of her highly anticipated Gaga's Workshop at Barneys. Sadly, we missed Gaga's giant-scisso

As we reported last week, sisters of the moment Elle and Dakota Fanning are W's December cover girls. Along with a less blurry image of the gorgeous, ethereal cover, we now have the full spread styled by Lori Goldstein and shot by Mario Sorrenti. There's also a lovely interview by Lynn Hirschberg--two separate ones in fact--in which the girls dish about borrowing each other's clothes, working at such a young age and how fashion-obsessed Elle reacted to being invited to the Chanel couture show. Click through for the best bits from the interview and to see the "fabulous Fannings" wearing Chanel couture and looking super pretty in the editorial.